A new friend told Marie about a quiet dream she had carried for years: a wall of cherry blossoms. Not a print, not a sticker, but real brushstrokes of morning light drifting across soft pink petals. Across from the double bed, on the longest blank wall in her bedroom, she sketched delicate branches in pencil. Then she began painting, mixing translucent pinks and whites, and finally adding a few tender leaves. As a last touch, she painted a butterfly and a couple of bees. After decades, her friend’s wish was finally granted. In Ariège, spring now lives year-round — one bedroom wall at a time. Dreaming of your own forever-bloom? Let’s talk walls.

Artist on this project
Marie Goodwyn